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Guess who is going home to train once she's cleared? Yup, Stewie.
"Once she is cleared to practice, Stewart plans to go to UConn and run the court with the current squad. “Have them kind of push me in ways I felt when I was in college,” she said, “and help me get back.”
She, Ashley and Swin at the Jr. NBA World Games helping out.
"There is strong UConn women’s basketball presence at the Jr. NBA Global Championships, a basketball equivalent of the Little League World Series, in Orlando this week. There are 64 teams from 40 countries, and they have been getting basketball tips and life lessons from former Huskies Breanna Stewart, Ashley Battle and Swin Cash.
“I have a unique opportunity to be here, because otherwise I’d be playing in the WNBA if I wasn’t hurt,” said Stewart, who is recovering from a torn Achilles and aiming for a 2020 return to the court. “It’s cool being able to interact with the kids, watch them play, and also help them with some life skills. I’ve talked to them about the mental aspects of the game, it’s something kids 12, 13 or 14 don’t really think about, but if I knew about it then, it would have helped me when I got a little bit older.”
Former UConn standouts Breanna Stewart, Ashley Battle, Swin Cash sharing their basketball, life experiences at Jr. NBA Global Championships
"Once she is cleared to practice, Stewart plans to go to UConn and run the court with the current squad. “Have them kind of push me in ways I felt when I was in college,” she said, “and help me get back.”
She, Ashley and Swin at the Jr. NBA World Games helping out.
"There is strong UConn women’s basketball presence at the Jr. NBA Global Championships, a basketball equivalent of the Little League World Series, in Orlando this week. There are 64 teams from 40 countries, and they have been getting basketball tips and life lessons from former Huskies Breanna Stewart, Ashley Battle and Swin Cash.
“I have a unique opportunity to be here, because otherwise I’d be playing in the WNBA if I wasn’t hurt,” said Stewart, who is recovering from a torn Achilles and aiming for a 2020 return to the court. “It’s cool being able to interact with the kids, watch them play, and also help them with some life skills. I’ve talked to them about the mental aspects of the game, it’s something kids 12, 13 or 14 don’t really think about, but if I knew about it then, it would have helped me when I got a little bit older.”
Former UConn standouts Breanna Stewart, Ashley Battle, Swin Cash sharing their basketball, life experiences at Jr. NBA Global Championships